According to the Evening Standard, Sir Jim Ratcliffe will fly to Stamford Bridge to watch Manchester United's away match against Chelsea. He previously held a Chelsea season ticket.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe will fly in this weekend to watch Manchester United take on Chelsea, extending his record of live attendance at matches.
Manager Carrick, who is under pressure, may view Sir Jim Ratcliffe's attendance as a bad omen for Saturday's match. Since becoming a minority shareholder in Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has visited Stamford Bridge twice and witnessed Manchester United lose both times.
In his early involvement with Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe rarely had a positive experience watching matches live; his first was Manchester United's 2-2 home draw against Tottenham Hotspur.
However, he witnessed Manchester United's narrow victory over Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, and later celebrated with the team as they defeated Manchester City in the final to lift the trophy.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has mostly been disappointed during recent live appearances. Of the last four matches he attended, Manchester United lost three.
This includes Manchester United's consecutive defeats to Manchester City and Leeds United at Old Trafford, with a home victory over Nottingham Forest in the final match of last season between the two losses.
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Another agent from Chelsea,another agent from Manchester City,then another agent from Leeds United,United is suffering for real 🥹🥹🥺,hope the glazers sell someday all this idiots leave our club 🤮🤮